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sunday trains on x. 40. n.y., srT1ye al charles
ton AZ 6:i0 m waiting for q. X X. irhb No
J. a; Point Pleasant THIS In the short line and
sTtisS purchasing tickets sbpnN Dk Tor tick.
es via the Onto River RsilrUAi YGT tnfDrmS
ti6r Reading the fhtes fpltCS, etc, atffe1
\. J. aoisit sOgi
General Ps1rnpger Agent,
PsErrsbuf9, ". Vs
YKED IT. sFkEn,
Jsx1cDay Pu>sug,I sgg1i
~essiius " -
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SCROFULOUS ULCERS.

leans. on oath says: "In 1870 SCrofulOus ulcers
broke out on my body until was a mass of cor.
ruptiOn. Everything known TO the medical fac
ulty was tried in vain. | became mere wreck,
At times could not lit my hands to my head,
could not turn in bed: was In constant pain, and
looked upon life ~ a curse. No relief or cure in
ten years. In 1850 heard Of the Cuticu[R Rene
dies used them and was perfectly cured.
Sworn TO before U. s. Com J. d. CRAWFORD.
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ONE OF THE WORST CASES.

We have been selling your Cuticura Remedies
for wears and have the iirst complaint yet 10 re.
ceive from purchaser. One of the worst cases
of Scrofua ever saw was cured by the Use OF
FIVE bottles of Cuticura RcsOlvent, CutiCurs, and
Cuticura soap. The Soap takes the cake" here
as a medicinal soap
TAYLOR Il TAYLOR, Druggists,
Frankfort Kan.
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WOOL
Wheeling.
TrEsnAY. Noyembsr l.

TUESDAY,, NUNtuUSI l.
There is no change in the condition fthe
market, and although good deal of wool
is moving, it is at low prices. There seems
to be little if any improvement in the East,
and manufacturers are purchasing only
for their immediate needs. Prices are as
follows:
Fine washed fieeces SOC; fine unwashed
fleeces 19a2Oc; understandable feeces 2la
&c; medium washed fleeces 3laS3c; medi-
um unwashed fleeces 24a26c; medium tub
washed 3la35c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-02

Suffering IRON any o. tbe results o! youibf1l In.
discretion OF abuses resulting In seminal Weak
ness Impotency, DDst Manhood, etc- nD, saw.
ysr's Herb specific viii Cure you Cssd and
recommended by large number Of specialists IN
diseases Of the genital OryAns The price for
boxes, which is sufficient FOR any case, h ", a
druggists or b. mail sample Box tree. II.
r SAWYER 4 CO., Boz liz, PhilA-, Pa
o1i0-eO6sb
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COTTON.
New York.

NEW YoEK, November COTTON
Dull; Uplands 93c; Orleans 9fc; sales PA
bales; futures closed quiet and steady;
November 965c; December 9.63c; jan
usry 967c; February 9.74c; March
8 sic; April $3.50; May 9,96c; June 10 O3c;
July 10 09c; August 10 l5c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-02

D Z . G. RAILROAD
Bellaire and GAINESVILLE through passenger train
leaves Bellaire al $40 n arrives at Bellsire At
100 =. III.
woOdSheld passenger train leaves Bellaire at
40 2. m, arrives ~ Bellaire ~ $40 g. N.
SuInneriGld Accommodation leaves Bellair AZ
100 .. n, arrives at Beliairs at lO45 a. Ii.
AL traius daily except sunday. Central Stand
ard Tine from Bellaire.
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CINCINNATI AND st.
IAIrIS Rail ROAD 90

(Pan Handle RoutcJ Under schedule In eicc
MAY ga, 1857, trains leave Wheeling, Cen
tral standard Time: For stcubcnyilIe end fiis.
buryh, 6.So ~ m, i2:So p. m, S,0 p. m. For
S,eubenvile SOB p. M. The 6:sS a. NJ. ana
sos p m. trains make direct connection for
Columbus. Cincinnati. indianapolis aud Chicago.
The l2:S5 p. IN. train makes direct -onnect.ou
for Columbus and Chicago. Trains arrive al
Wheeling at 6i5 a. m, 100 .. m. 2<5 y. m. and
600 n M. myi7
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W NJ CLEMENTS. Mausger
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Y. X.

Under schedule In effect May =, lss7, trains
leave Bridgeport, Ohio Central standard Trnei
For Pittsburgh and Cleveland, $40 a m, liz
p. M. For Pittsburgh, 1911 n m. For Wells
Vile Az p. m. Fer Steubeuyille. $50 a. m.
For Aartn's Ferry 6:tS a. N. Trains arrive 81
bridgeport at 7:5S n IN, 1882 q. IN. ?:& y. M,
90 10 m h.l9 u IN. NtrE
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DRY GOODe.
View Yora

NEW YoRK, November DRY Good
For immediate wants there was more
moderate demand, though for some special
ties it was better. In the way of spring
assortments there was more doing.
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SUNDAYS:
Leave the City AZ 500 a. 10. and run every hour
until 800 p. N.
Leave Wheeling Park at go g. m. and r'iu
every hour until 1000 y. m, except Church
Trains, which will leave the Park at 9:45 T. m
aud City at l2:lS p. N. -
c. HIRSCH,
SUPERINTENDENT
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Address Registered Letters TO
WV ORLEANS NATIONAL BASa
New Orleans; Ia.

REMEMBER that The presence Of Generals
BeeuregArd and Early, who are In charge OF The
araVinsz Is Z guarantee Of ABSOLUTE fkirnes tno
Integrity that the chance are all equal, ard
that no one cen possibly divine what nnnbcI
will draw q pine.
REMEMBER that the payment OF AL frfsss
a GUARANTEED BIZ FOUR NATION.
AL BANKS OfISeE Orleans, and the fickes
are signsd by the President Of an IDstitu'iyn-
whose chAncrOl rights are recognized IN BE
hIgbes; CoUr.s; therefore, beware OF any tnha>
lions ~ sns1ynous scbe-nes ocll"Nk-T
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Philadelphia,

PHILADELPHIA, PA. November L.
Wool-Quiet and unchanged; Ohio, Penn
sylyania and West Virginia Xxx and
above S0a33Rc; Y 3Oa3lc; medium
37a3Sc; coarse 36a3Sc; New York, Mich
igan, Indiana and western fine or y
and Xxx 2sa3Oc; medium S6aSSc; coarse 36
a37c; fine washed delaine or Y and Xxx
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Capital Prize, $50. 900.

2i7s Prizes, Amounting TO 1900. -s5sn'r
Application for rates 10 clubs ,horld DC IIB:t
only 10 the once OF the Company In New W
leans
Por turtle. information write clearly gtyins
full address POSTAL NOTES, Erp'<s
Money OTdcn or New York Exchange IL nr''i'vI'
ie.usT, Currency By eIpreS lat our e-pcshsl ~.
dressed "
d. A. DsUPBGS,
View J-Isaps, "a
or q 4. DkUPEIS,
HaSbinzirn. .. &.
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35a36c; medium washed combing and
delaine 37aSS4c; coarse do 37a3Sc; Canada
washed cOmbing 35a36c; tub washed STA
43c; medium unwashed combing and de-
laiDe 28a30c; coarse do 29a30c
Boston.
BOSTON, November 1.-Wool-Stead
and unchanged; Ohio and Pennsylvania ex-
ira feeces 3la3l3c; Xxx 32a33c; No. 1, SEC;
Michigan extra 29a30c; No ] combipg ga
S5c; Ohio fine dslane 35a35l; Michigan de-
laipe 324a33.
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Reeisten
GrareIers' Guiae.

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
AExPLANArToSo or REFEREScE MARKS: sHaily.
tSunday excepted. MONDAY excepted --I5
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i'SOlDUt'
Wheeling

TUESDAY, November /.
The market has been very good the past
week and stock is moving along lively.
Apples are dull and there is quite a supply
in, with prices unchanged Cabbage is
scarce and wanted at 81 80 per b rrel.
The demand for potatoes is moderate at
same prices. Butter is in good supply,
and the demand fair. Puitry is in good
supply aud the demand is only fair at the
same prices. The following are wholesale
quotations:
Butter-Country choice l7a20c; good
country 12a15c; common 5a6c. Thesupply
is good and the demand is. fair.
Beans - For hand-picked navy the
demand is good and the supply is very
light. Prices are 81 25a2 so per bushel
extra fancy s. IS.
Cheese-Prlme mild Ohio factory SIC;
New York l4al5c; Sweitzer 13la14c; Linn
berger 9a10. Market nominal.
Eggs-StriCtly fresh stock 2Oa22c per
dozen. Supply light, demand good.
Feathers-ChOice in original packages
50a55c; in small lots 4a5c extra.
POtatOes-Home raised, 65a70c per
bushel, with coed supply and slow de-
mand.
Poultry - Live chickens, Old So 90
per dozen; spring chickens 81 50a2 IS
per dozen; demand fair and supply good.
Rags-Steady at Halle for white mixed
cotton; 1a13c for all wool, and Halt for
mixed.
Lsrd-COuntry prime. with a fair de-
mand, at 64a7c.
Onions-Per bushel 81 GOAL %; demand
good; supply scarce.
Cabbage-Home raised 81 so per bar
rel; demand good; supply light.
TomatOes-75a90c per bushel; demand
good; supply fair.
Turnips-Sl 90 per barrel demand
fair; supply good.
Cbestputs-S3 so per bushel; demand
good; supply light.
Apples-S1 75s2 90 per barrel; supply
good; demand slow.
New York.
NEW YORK, November 1.--Flour-Re-
ceipts %, 341 packages; exports s,515 bar.
rels, S2,044 sacks; sales 1900 barrels
market firm and unchanged. Wheat-Re,
ceipts 20S, 400 bushels; exports 134, 13z
bushels; sales 3,ss0,0O bushels futures,
sS, 600 bushels spot; options varied very
little during the early hours, but toward
the close strengthened and advanced iasc,
clearing off firm; speculation moderate
spot grades shade better but very quiet
No. 2 spring nominal at S34c; ungraded
red s23as64c; No. 2 red sSfas33c; No.
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VALUABLE
Farm For Sale,

IN TYLER COUNTY, W. VA, SITUATED on
| the Sistersyille and New Martinsyille road,
two miles from Sistersville. This farm contains
lO9 acres. about 90 to % improved, the balance m
good timber The land lays well, can nearly All
Be moved with moving machine, has three
bearing orchards Of good fruiL new frame mouse
built last summer. an excellent well Of water r
the door, good frame barn. 22I40 feet, with large
sheds attached costing $500, and cistern IN barn
yard. The farm is well watered and mostly n
sn.n ~ Horses. Harness. Wagon, Moving Ma
chine, Sulky, Hay Rake, Plows and snail Tools
of ev. ~ kind Parties wanting property OF THIS
inS s.N z. Ro0ME
SuslRsb sistersville, W. Va
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4 SYMPHONY IN G.
Continued from Fourth Page. ]

allows. Lucullas then dined with Lucul-
lus, now four or live match for who pays
for exploring the mysteries of an oyster
stew. With all these creatures, comforts
and couvenlences il puzzles me why, with
the fate of Rome staring them in the face,
young men will insist on going West in
sleepers aud walking back on sleepers |
will not deny that this was found in the
catacombs, but as there is a suspended in
dictment hanging over me for former of
Tense l trust that the generous public will
iorbear and allow me to have fair trial
aud an honest count
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Railroads.
baltimore AND OHIO r. r.

DALTIMoRE AND OHIO R. R.
Departure Of Trains from wheeling Eastern
time, echs dule in effect October lst 1881.
Express f.r Chicago and the rthwea, 80
a. m, so .. m and ) Is p m. daily, and illbp.
m daily except saturday.
Express for Cincinnati and ST. Louis, $50 q. m.
and fills p. m, daily
Fan sviile Accommodation leaves Al 7:tSa NJ,
and arrive ct els p no, daily except sunday.
Express ,or wash'nstcn, d e. Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York 500 m ana S:h
p. M. dairy
$50 . m a. m. a,d 6:iS y. m. daily and +:ssa-
EIprss trains arrive from ST. Louis and Gin.
ci .na l. As a m ard 6'&S m, daily;
Express trains arrive nom Phils 'el'hia, Bsiti.
mcre and Washington, u. g 1850 n IN and lob
For Columbus go q m and Has p N, daily.
and Us p IN. daily except sunday:
Trains arrive frOm toluTbCs, 40 a. m ana
6i5 p. IN. dsiy and loss n. m. daily except
For Pi,,sbury aud Washington, Pa, 500 q m.
Expness $40 a M, 80 and 100 p. N. daily
p m. daily except sunday ,,
Trans arrive from PIT sburg. $40 and HIS g.
m End Sand lllop: m, daily.
For MundSilIc, 4 90 noon, daily except sun
day
leave Mouudsviie l2:W p m, daily eIccp,
sunday.
For Fsirmon,, 40 p. m. Leave Fairmont SOS
a. IN. defy eXcep. sunday.
Fo- Cumberland 80 n. m. Leave Cuinber-
land us q. m. daily cScet sunday,
For ST Clairsvillc so = IN and 200 r. m.
daily exert su''hsy aid : 90 p. m raily.
From 81 Clairsyille. sos n m daily, ard lIo
and sis p. IN daily exc pt sunday.
Regyaer called for nut checked NJ hotels and
resl,trces on orders len at Ticket Once, 100
Market street, and NJ Depot.
G. X, LORD.
Gen. Pass Agent,
" N RMRNTS Manager pgls
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LIVE STOCE.
Wheeling

TUESDAY, November !.
The cattle market this week WAS slow
with prices the same as last week. The
hog market was also dull, with prices
unchanged MeSsrs. Hudson Il Bayha
furnish the following quotations:
CATTLE 600 to ! 100 lbs stock 34aS3C
per 10. $40 to 9O0lbs. 3ta33c. per ID; 70r
to 800 lbs. 23a3c. per In.
Hogs--Market dull; 4a44c per In,
Lambs-Good AZ 3!a54c per III
Ca'veS--4a5C per 10.
Sheer-2l :o4c per II.
Chicago.
GRICAGC. November 1.-Cattle-Re-
ce,ptS 10, 600 head; shipments 5000 head
market fairly active and unchanged; ship
ping steers So 00a5 10; stockers and feed
ers 81 6O.3 10; cows, bulls and mixed
81 00a2 80; Texas cattle steady and I'M
changed; western rangers 81 lOd3 80.
Hogs-Receipts 80 900 mead; shipments
1000 head; market &c lower; rough and
mixed 81 3Os4 As; packing aud shipplng
"a 35a4 65; light 81 4Oa4 80; skips 5? 80
a3 10
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
1000 head; market unchanged; natives
81 75a4 %; western So OOa3 So; Texas
81 OOa3 %; lambs 81 25s5 so.
New York.
New YORK, November 1.-Beeves-
Receipts 81 cars for export and ten cars for
slaughterers direct; no market for beeves;
dressed beef had fair sales at 52a7!c for
common to prime native sides, and 4!a52c
for Texas and Colorado; exports 1850
quarters of beef.
Sheep-Receipts $500 head; market
quiet at s. 25l4 65 per 100 pounds for
sheep and So O0a6 l71 for lambs; dull for
dressed mutton at Sc O0aS CO.
Hogs-Receipts 800 head, market
nominally steady for live hogs at 81 goa
TO-
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, November Cat
tle-Receipts $40 head; shipments rs
head; market slow at yesterdays prices.
Hogs-Receipts l, 400 head; shipments
400 head; market firm; Philadelphia:
81 75a4 s.; Workers 81 60a4 20; common
to fair 81 4Oa4 so.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
800 head; market dull at yesterday
prices.
Cincinnati.
CINCISHATI, O., November 1.-Hogs-
Quiet; common and light 81 50a4 so; pack
ing and butchers 81 40a4 20; receipts
1000 head; shipments l, 300 head.
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Copn1tssionsrs -,

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers will
pay all Prizes drawn In The Louisiana State Lot
Leries which may he presented at our counters
J. II. OGLEsRY, Pres Louisiana Natl Bank.
PIERRE LANAUX. Pres state Natl Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Pres New Orleans Natl Bank,
CARL aOUN, Priest Union National Bank.
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WTREELIEG AND Elm GROVE RE
On and sfer Monday, October 81, 1897, Trains
OF the Wheeling Snd Elm Grove K K, will run as
rllOWEs
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nRIo RIvKR RAILROAD.
lime .solo taxing eforl June h,a -,
PvsengcI trains viii TN ~ Lilows-Cs1usi
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The culture of the Romans may he
sneered q. when compared to our accom-
plshments. To be Roman it was only
necessary TO have Roman nose-none
other genuine unless blown on the outside
OF the bottle Now we can color ours from
u glass, demUOhn, jug or decanter, and
the bloom is more satisfactory in shades
aud tints than blown by the old methods.
C;csar's commentaries are pointed to with
pride hut we who live in the era of war
"reminiscences think more Of our
country than to suffer 4 COMPARE
son. We have far more fruit
full and spontaneous literature. The
lad who is punished at school secludes
himself for q week and on emerging Fame
takes him by the hand on the strength OF his
exhaustive work, the Refractory Pupil,
or, The Uses and Abuses Of the Rod As
linguists the Romans were not much good.
1t took years of constant study to enable
the Roman swell to ask his GreCian Wis
itor what he'd have" and then he only
spoke an archipelago patois. Here you
can yell zlrie lager IN five weeks without
munching a pretzel; or, you can be taught
to speak Chinese lluently in five minutes
and have your weeks washing done up
while you wait. Why then speak OF going
West?
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Uterine PAINS

nIuPLE1, blackheads, chspped AID oily skin
fIM prevente by UTICURA INDICATED soar.
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You say Rome produced fine statesmen,
men who talked for living when living
was pretty high, and tlattercd and bribed
when votes were low We have EN-;
ulenty and to spare. Nothing like the elo-
uuepce of Cicero? What's the matter with
the Senators who sit i'll our city councils?
Eloauence is cut bias, stitched and gored
with the same skill now as it was then,
and is of the same OdalaSque beauty and
tensile strength. When Servius let the
Senate Chamber with Flayiu1, he was
wont 10 remark in strained manner,
much lacking in heartiness, Wilt sup
with me, good Flavius?' To which Fla
vius would reply a. if hunger were guaw-
ing him, Thy viands have often times
tempted ME, noble Servius, but | have en-
gagged to dine ut home,
These formal words lack sincerity and
have not the ring of our Counclimanlc
courtesies which are Oft exchanged. How
much more elegant in phrase and CHEEKY
bluutness is the invitation, Have beer
IN 90 you once" And they go, not
once but often.
If YOU 90 West after reading this dla-
gram, Young man, ia Is StHltUS.
n. bet it not be forgotten, however,
that Rome actually fell, and struck hard,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at 4a4 lie Per Cent.-Eiovernments
Dull ard Steady-Stocks Higher-Flour
Steady and Unohanged-W Wheat Dull.
NEW YORK, November Money on
call easy at 4a43 per cent; closed offered
at per cent; prime mercantile paper
Gas per cent; sterling exchange dull but
steady and unchanged.
.nNEnNNIE..ra-l nil and sleadu
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Cincinnati.

CTNCISNATI, O., November 1.-Hogs-
Quiet; common and light 81 50a4 so; pack
ing and butchers 81 40a4 20; receipts
5000 head; shipments 300 head.
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CATARRH
TRY the CUBE HAY-FEVEF
CAT ARRH

{ y L y Is XII
Z, a disease NJ the mucous membrane, generally
originating IN the nasal passage. and maintain,
iuy IT, stronghold IN thr head. From this point
70 on Is ,bsrl o .gisuuOu, rus into the S'Omach
and through Lhr. digestive organs, cOrrupuug the
boot and p-njuetIg other troublesome and
a. Eyr.a> ~y;uPta.u~.
4 particle IS applied INTO earI uos.Fu ana IS
Az, ..h.. u.;ur1 cents sc druggists; 10y mail,
registered So c"ar>. Ely BRO THEIRS, No q
G-tyuyf.l s.sc... "" IuT <.
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ELY'S
CREAM BALM

ClGaCS5S the
Nasal PaSSa
ges.AuaySPair
and Iudaulms-
ton, Heals the
Sores, Restores
the Senses O;
T q ) { q q n u
Smell
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$ottr9.
sI5O,OOO
CAPITAL Prize, -

I'VE do hereby certify that We supervise the
arrangements for all the Monthly and Semi All
nual Drawings ofthe Louisiana stact Lottery Com
pany, and in penson manage and control the
drawings themselves and that the same are con
Quoted with honesty, fairness, and IL good faith
toward all parties and VIC authorize the company
70 use this certificate. With tscsimiles OF our sg
natures attached. In its advertisement"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1887-11-23
oussr Boat for Eenl Hnntar,.

A craft, the description OF which
equals anything TO be found in the pages
Of Jules VerneS eccentric writings is at
present under construction in this city
The craft may be described as "cata-
maran," or steam launch built Of steel,
with two cigar-shaped hulls, each about
SO feet in length, with q deck binding
the two hulls together. Each hull is
built in two compartments, one of which
is TO be used for water ballast and the
other as reservoir Of coal oil-the latter
being used for fuel The motive power
is obtained from two vertical engines and
two propellers, the shafts of the latter
being so arranged as to lift themselves
out Of the way on striking floating ice
or any other obstacle. The boat is in
tended for whale, walrus and seal hunt
ing in the Arctic, and will be furnished
with Gattling gun as well as powerful
electric battery, sufficiently strong to
paralyze any aquatic mammal extant.
The boat is said to be a copy of Ger
man invention. 1t will be taken apart
when finished and packed for transporta-
tion on board the whaler to which il is
an accessory Montreal Witness,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1887-11-23
The Fowl in India.

There ne stands, a ragged, dingy,
brown bird, but game to tho backbone,
He is an important bird, as, but for him,
the Anglo Indian would have poor times
Beef and mutton are not be had every
day in the Mofussil, and when procurable
only two or three times week. But
fowl is to be had He is the mainstay
Of the Indian khanssmah (head servant
or stewardl, especially the dak- bungalow
khansamah. There is form always
gone through on arriving at one of these
bungalows, something after this fashion
What can you give for dinner,
khansamahr asks the traveller.
"Whatever the sahib likes" replies the
inn keeper in grand tone, as If boiled
elel hant could be had on short notice.
"Well give me some beef" The kahn
samah is very sorry-no beef to be had.
Mutton, thenp No mutton, either.
You feel you have done everything in
your power and leave it to the kahnsa-
NAH and he gives you fowl-fowl soup,
foul outlets, fowl curried, and fowl done
up in dozen different ways Chambers
Journal
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1887-11-23
Light and Flavor.

As showing that light is not necessary
to conforming or Acknowledgement of
fruits that have completed their growth,
we find, says contributor to the New
York Iri6une that grapes inclosed in
bags Of thick paper, or even in bags
covered black with printers ink, from
early June till gathered in October, have
better color and more refined flavor than
those left uncovered Pears ripen better
IN a cool room, and covered with a cloth.
than on the tree, and their color is finer.
They are less liable to rot, and keep
longer. If picked just as soon as they
readily detach at the natural suture when
lifted to the horizontal, and laid in some
close material which will not impart
flavor or induce mould-sifted coal ashes.
Tor example, or roasted sawdust-and
placed where the temperature and air
moisture will continue even, they will
keep long, according to the sort. II the
stem be broken and the fruit uninclosed
1t is apt to shrivel and lose its flavor with
Its juice. Winter pears should be left
on the trees as late as frost will permit.
Few know what excellence they have
and how well they can be kept all through
winter ifgood sorts, well grown and well
stored